Meet Jacqueline Pendleton
President
Jacqueline Pendleton's journey is a testament to her unwavering commitment to fostering community health and empowerment, particularly among minorities in Little Rock, Arkansas. With a Bachelor’s in Health Sciences/Community Health Promotions from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and a Master’s in Public Health from Grand Canyon University, her educational background provides a solid foundation for her dedication to public health. Over a decade of experience in the healthcare sector, including her role as a Regional Compliance Professional for a Fortune 500 health insurance company, underscores her commitment to addressing health disparities within her community.
Her impact extends beyond her professional endeavors into meaningful community service. Jacqueline is an active member of the Junior League and serves as a board member for the Alzheimer's Association, embodying the spirit of service and leadership. These roles not only underscore her commitment to public health and minority communities but also her passion for giving back to her community in impactful ways.
On a personal level, Jacqueline's roles as a loving wife, mother, daughter, sister, and aunt enrich her character, demonstrating her ability to balance professional ambitions with family life. Her love for travel, cultural exploration through culinary experiences, and cherished moments with her "Girls" and family members highlight her multifaceted personality. Known among her friends as "The Planner," Jacqueline's talent for organizing and creating memorable experiences undoubtedly benefits her leadership of Respectfully Social.
As the leader of Respectfully Social, Jacqueline Pendleton goes beyond executing an organizational vision; she is fulfilling a personal mission to establish a safe and empowering space for women of color in Arkansas. Her dedication to health promotion, community service, and genuine engagement with her community position her as a dynamic leader poised to make significant contributions to the empowerment of women of color in her state.